Pre-Listing Inspections for Sellers

Maximize Your Home’s Value and Streamline the Selling Process

A pre-listing inspection helps you take control of the selling process. By identifying and addressing potential issues before putting your home on the market, you can avoid surprises during buyer inspections, streamline negotiations, and ensure your property stands out in a competitive market.

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What’s Included in a Pre-Listing Inspection?

Our detailed inspections evaluate every major system and component of your home, providing you with a clear understanding of its condition. We include high-resolution photos, notes on areas needing attention, and recommendations to help you make informed decisions about repairs or adjustments. Key areas we inspect include:

• Roof, foundation, and structural integrity

• Electrical and plumbing systems

• HVAC systems

• Appliances and fixtures

• Exterior components (siding, windows, doors)

Why a Pre-Listing Inspection is Essential?

• Avoid Surprises: Addressing potential problems before buyers discover them prevents delays and complications during closing.

• Enhance Value: Proactively resolving issues can increase your home’s market value and appeal to potential buyers.

• Build Trust: Providing a pre-listing inspection report shows transparency and good faith, giving buyers greater confidence in your property.


How it works?

01

Schedule an inspection before listing your property.

02

Review the report and decide which repairs to address.

03

Share the updated inspection report with prospective buyers to showcase your home’s condition.

FAQs

  • What’s the difference between a pre-listing and buyer’s inspection?

    A pre-listing inspection is conducted by the seller before listing the property to uncover and address issues proactively, whereas a buyer’s inspection is performed after an offer is made.

  • Do I need to make all the repairs listed in the report?

    Not necessarily. You can choose which repairs to complete or adjust your asking price to reflect the property’s condition.

  • Can I share the report with potential buyers?

    Yes! Sharing the report demonstrates transparency and can help reassure buyers about the home’s condition. The report can be udpated after chosen repairs are completed. 
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